Seltzer v. Delfiner
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Delaware County
1Opinion of the Court
DiGGiNS, J.,
There are here involved two separate rules, one on motion of counsel for defendants, seeking to strike off the judgment entered by default, and the other by plaintiff seeking to amend the caption so as to make the judgment invulnerable.
The record shows that on November 22,1954, Rich*186ard J. Seltzer, agent, lessor, entered into a lease with defendants. On April 16, 1958, judgment was entered by confession in favor of Richard J. Seltzer against defendants by virtue of a warrant of attorney contained in the lease, alleging default on the part of defendants.
The issue involved is whether…
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